Jennifer Granick and Riana Pfefferkorn from the Stanford Center for Internet and Society have taken the stage at Black Hat 2016, Las Vegas, and shared some interesting legal insights. The duo strongly emphasized that companies should start asking themselves a couple of questions before law enforcement actually comes knocking at their door. Even if a company has been served with a search warrant, they can still file an appeal and potentially change the decision. Even in the Lavabit incident in which the FBI wanted to get the companys private keys to decrypt Snowdens emails, the duo concluded that historically few companies have actually been obliged to comply with their demands.”]